Australian English Meaning of tackles
tackles
Other Australian English words related to tackles
Nearest Words of tackles
Definitions and Meaning of tackles in English
tackles
to seize or take hold of especially in order to stop or throw down, an arrangement of ropes and wheels for hoisting or pulling something heavy, the act or an instance of tackling, to seize, take hold of, or grapple with especially with the intention of stopping or subduing, a football player who is positioned on the line of scrimmage and inside the ends, to seize and throw down or stop (an opposing player with the ball) in football, to set about dealing with, either of two offensive football players positioned on each side of the center and between guard and end, a ship's rigging, a set of the equipment used in a particular activity, an assemblage of ropes and pulleys arranged to gain mechanical advantage for hoisting and pulling, either of two football players positioned on the inside of a defensive line, a set of special equipment, to attach or secure with or as if with tackle, to tackle an opposing player in football
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tackles
to seize or take hold of especially in order to stop or throw down, an arrangement of ropes and wheels for hoisting or pulling something heavy, the act or an in
addresses,approaches,Attacks,undertakes,faces,chips in,pokes (in),zeros (in on)
avoids,evades,dawdles,Lags,mess,plays,pokes,dallies,dilly-dallies,trifles
tacking (up) => tacking ( up), tacking (on) => tacking (on), tacked (up) => tacked (up), tacked (on) => tacked (on), tack (up) => tack,
